Archive for the 'Gadgets & Technology' Category

Vibrating Massage Gloves

By Sorinu on September 2, 2010

If you don’t have someone on hand at all times to rub that kink out of your neck, then you might want to invest in these gloves. They’ll massage anywhere you need it with little vibrations, plus since they’re gloves you can really dig into any sore spots on your low back and [...]

Apple’s New Touchscreen iPod nano Loses Video Playback And Camera – Will Probably Not Be Missed

By Sorinu on September 2, 2010

I still hold the iPod Shuffle in high regard as one of Apple’s greatest creations. It immediately replaced my larger iPod which had taught me the novelty and joy of just randomly shuffling through my music. But as these diminutive players grew in capacity, allowing us to carry larger chunks of our music collections, [...]

X-Frame Electric Folding Vehicle Brings New Meaning To Compact Car

By Sorinu on September 2, 2010

The X-Frame electric folding car concept was recently unveiled at the Good Design Expo 2010 in Japan and has brought a new meaning to compact cars.
The prototype is capable of changing its shape to suit different environments and speeds and could be a urban mobility innovation to solve large city transportation problems.
The X-Frame electric [...]

Epson Launches EH-R4000 And EH-R2000 HD Video Projectors

By Sorinu on September 2, 2010

Epson has launched two new HD video projectors at IFA 2010, the Epson EH-R4000 and the Epson EH-R2000, both models make use of Epson’s new 3LCD Reflective technology which is designed to bring improvements in contrast ratios and picture quality.
The Epson EH-R4000 features a contrast ration of 1,000,000:1 whilst the EH-RE2000 features a contrast [...]

Leica M9 iPhone Skin

By Sorinu on September 2, 2010

San-Francisco-based photographer Joey Celis has made a custom sticker for his iPhone, skinning it to look like a Leica M9.
Sorry but I won’t be making these to sell,” writes Celis, who makes a living as a stock photographer. “It’s just a one-off for personal use.” Cool, I want one too!

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HP Wireless TV Connect streams 1080p video, hits Intel WiDi where it hurts

By Sorinu on September 1, 2010

We have to say it’s a bit odd for HP to be announcing its own wireless streaming peripheral — it seems like something more up IOGEAR or Belkin’s alley — but the $199 Wireless TV Connect is exactly what we’ve been waiting for in some respects. Sure, the box that you have to connect [...]

Sony e-book reader PRS-350

By Sorinu on September 1, 2010

Sony has expanded their e-book Reader line with two new models: PRS-350 and PRS-650.
Both have been created using e-ink technology and both will be equipped with touch displays. The PRS-350 will come with 5-inch screen and PRS-650 will have a 6-inch screen. Unlike PRS-350, which will not have any wireless connectivity, the [...]

Stix Electrostatic Noticeboard

By Sorinu on September 1, 2010

Somewhere a forest of cork trees are celebrating since this electrostatic bulletin board, designed by Jonathan Jordan, could eliminate man’s reliance on corkboards for selling cars, hanging seasonal decorations or storing take-out menus. It also reduces our need for staples and thumbtacks since ‘hanging’ an item simply requires you to rub it around a [...]

Viewsonic ViewPad 7 Android Tablet

By Sorinu on September 1, 2010

Viewsonic has launched a new Android tablet called the ViewPad 7. The Viewsonic ViewPad 7, as the name suggests is a 7 inch Android tablet, and it will come with ‘phone functionality’ which sounds quite interesting.
Viewsonic have yet to release the full specifications, what we do know is that it will feature a front [...]

Own A Rare Zenith 13″ See-Through Clear Case TV – You Know, For Prisons

By Sorinu on August 31, 2010

I’m pretty sure there’s not a big demand for a $400 Zenith 13-inch CRT TV these days, unless you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to watch Glee while incarcerated. These sets were specifically made for the sole purpose of providing “in-cell prison entertainment” while preventing inmates from using them to hide or smuggle contraband. [...]

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